ireneony:
do you know as a black person you have to work twice as hard than your white colleagues to get noticed?

LewisO:
His team is still goes down, and he was celebrating goal that has no impact.

What's there to celebrate?

alexistaiwo:
I think it is high time we started paying closer attention to the fact that Man City players are in the habit of snubbing Ihenancho whenever he scores unlike their habitual mobbing of other goalscorers.
Even Arsenal Legend, Thierry Henry once made a comment about this same issue
what do you think?

Iyineda:
Talk about a storm in a teacup. Why are there allusions of racism from people on this thread?
Iheanacho scored each time when City were trailing. 1-2 and 2-4. What is there to celebrate? The scorer himself wasn't overly enthused either.

ireneony:
oh please stop this lame stereotype (abt women not watching football)
Last time I checked, I'm a nairalander first!

You Swerve to agriculture section

missKiffy:
Una Don start again

Leebrown:
so u observed it

Koolking:
Observed when Iheanacho scores goal, he doesnt recognizes his Assist. He takes all the glory to himself. My personal observation

ireneony:
I suggest you read the post again

ireneony:
do you know as a black person you have to work twice as hard than your white colleagues to get noticed?

xtervaganza:
I wonder why some of you display abject ignorance online.




If his teammates hate him he will never score a goal again in his career. The same player you claimed they hate was given assist by the people who according to you hate him




Get over your paranoia

An0nimus:


But Iheanacho didn't really celebrate today like when he ran to the corner flag the last time. After he scored the first he ran towards the centre and raised his hands to the sky before a City player came to him. He still has some growing up to do though

khalids:

Totally agree with you, on many occasions when he scores he goes straight to the side line to do his hand gesture celebration. No acknowlegement of players that assisted with the goal and running to the corner flag does not motivate others to celebrate with you........

I'm also thinking that penalty incident with his fellow player might be a contributing factor

Surfboard:


Yeah, he has some growing up to do. Funny enough, it's even a bad habit to be celebrating his goal(s) when his team is losing. It passes the wrong message to his teammates that it's all about him and less about the team. Meaning he's cool with scoring whether the team wins or loses.

deeplow:
I have seen that happen a couple of times. Truth be told, he has to learn quick. There are some goals you just dont waste time celebrating. Your team is a goal or 2 down, you score, and start heading towards the corner flag to celebrate... thats immature.

The normal thing is to grab the ball and run towards the centre circle, your teammates will shake hands with you and the match resumes, no time wasting.

Against Crystal Palace, away, when he scored the winning goal in the dying minutes of the game, they all rallied round him and celebrated.

yomalex:
They are losing 1-4 celebrate what chai

sample042:
Do you know what it means to be a black in the midst of whites?

An0nimus:


I jus read here that Iheanacho never acknwoledges who gives him an assist. Come to think of it, that's true and is selfish of him.

ireneony:
trash

deeplow:
I have seen that happen a couple of times. Truth be told, he has to learn quick. There are some goals you just dont waste time celebrating. Your team is a goal or 2 down, you score, and start heading towards the corner flag to celebrate... thats immature.

The normal thing is to grab the ball and run towards the centre circle, your teammates will shake hands with you and the match resumes, no time wasting.

Against Crystal Palace, away, when he scored the winning goal in the dying minutes of the game, they all rallied round him and celebrated.